Turbo_J wrote...
I shot him as soon as I saw him. He wouldn't die. I shot him 10 times. Nothing.
Modifié par TMA LIVE, 11 mars 2012 - 04:48 .
TMA LIVE wrote...
Anyways, does anyone know what happens if you didn't do the interrupt with Liara during her breakdown scene?
doozer12 wrote...
She threatens to kill him and than goes no theres too much death and leaves. Then you can tell prothy a couple things i cant remember ... something like dont be smug, she could have finished it...
For the record, i prefer the interupt way, makes liara feel somewhat better... i mean considering..
Phoenix_Fyre wrote...
Is that the special meld I heard about?
Modifié par jlb524, 11 mars 2012 - 04:49 .
Turbo_J wrote...
TMA LIVE wrote...
I kind of doubt they'd make the ending of a series this long a dream. Is his mine not exactly there because it's being messed with? Sure, that works. But I doubt they'd go so far as create an epilogue, and a scene with Joker and EDI, if it was all a dream. It happened in some shape or form.
And about Anderson leaving Shepard behind, he says he appeared someone else on the Citadel. They didn't teleport to the same location.
Anyways, does anyone know what happens if you didn't do the interrupt with Liara during her breakdown scene?
I shot him as soon as I saw him. He wouldn't die. I shot him 10 times. Nothing. So I waited until I could kill him and let the fake TIM control kill him. Then I killed TIM. Then I told the kid to suck it and destroyed the Reapers. Indoctrination fail... Then I woke up on earth.
Remember - as for length. It's not so much a dream or hillucination as it is a type subconcious indoctrination. He's using your own implanted Reaper tech as an amplifier and tapping right into your melon.
The only real thing that happen was waking up.
Besides that, I would never not paragon int. Liara. I don't want to know what happens. lol
jlb524 wrote...
staindgrey wrote...
I finally got tired of trying to make sense of that godawful ending, so I came here to talk instead about how the Liara romance in ME3 was hands down the best portrayal of romance in a videogame to date.
It was.
What parts in particular did you enjoy the most?
Modifié par Lizardviking, 11 mars 2012 - 04:55 .
TMA LIVE wrote...
Well, the door is open for a DLC ending, since you restart exactly before you attack TIM's base. So if they wanted to add another ending for 10 extra dollars, they could do it. However, I wouldn't think that'd be right, since it would make the other ends seem pointless. Like it or not, if that's the ending they wanted, they should stick with it.
staindgrey wrote...
The other endings are already pointless. I'd sleep much better if I could just convince myself those endings never, ever happened and I imagined their existence.
MaroAlighieri wrote...
I'm just thinking about how crazy hilarious it would be if we were being trolled. It would be one of thee best video game trolls ever. "Just kidding guys! That wasn't really the end! We got you lol."
Deltaboy37-1 wrote...
OMG Liara is so perfect in this game. Her romance goes down as the best of the series (Although I knew that before) but now anyone refuting that is just plain crazy. I really loved this game sans the last 10 minutes.
Here's hoping the indoctrination theory is correct. As crazy as it would be, I would have to give the BioWare writers a big super high five if they will pull it off.
If it is true, then BioWare will go down as the most epic trolls ever!
TMA LIVE wrote...
staindgrey wrote...
The other endings are already pointless. I'd sleep much better if I could just convince myself those endings never, ever happened and I imagined their existence.
But I don't consider them pointless. They aren't the endings people wanted, but I don't consider them invalid.
Modifié par Legion.N7, 11 mars 2012 - 05:16 .
staindgrey wrote...
TMA LIVE wrote...
staindgrey wrote...
The other endings are already pointless. I'd sleep much better if I could just convince myself those endings never, ever happened and I imagined their existence.
But I don't consider them pointless. They aren't the endings people wanted, but I don't consider them invalid.
It's not so much about what I "wanted", I want to make that clear. There's a distinction.
In narrative, it's important to end a story in the same manner in which it has been told throughout. In the ME series, we have been led to believe that all of our decisions would lead to an ultimate conclusion, based directly off of our actions. We see the world shape around us in the manner of our choosing, with consequences for every action.
The ending, as it stands, erases all of that. It makes every decision you've made in the last three games suddenly become a moot point. All that you've done, regardless of what race you saved or destroyed or what happened with the Council or who survived and who didn't... It's all rendered irrelevent by Bioware's choice to give you a "final decision" that is completely and entirely, in the context of story, rendered separate from everything else you've ever done. If you cured the genophage and gave the quarians their homeworld and saved the rachni and fought for peace among all races... Doesn't matter. Pick one of these three options and **** up everything you've done. Now.
And that doesn't even bring up the fact that the laws of the universe are turned on their head with this sudden god-figure coming out of nowhere and explaining almost nothing, or how the Reapers suddenly become an entirely different entity in the series's final seconds, shifting from an ominous, "We are each a nation, independent, free of all weakness," to basically being a .exe command to erase organic life every now and then to save it from being erased by synthetic life every now and again. (Wtf.)
I'm sorry, the English major in me can't forgive all the storytelling laws broken by this ending. It's unacceptable.
Modifié par doozer12, 11 mars 2012 - 05:17 .
staindgrey wrote...
TMA LIVE wrote...
staindgrey wrote...
The other endings are already pointless. I'd sleep much better if I could just convince myself those endings never, ever happened and I imagined their existence.
But I don't consider them pointless. They aren't the endings people wanted, but I don't consider them invalid.
It's not so much about what I "wanted", I want to make that clear. There's a distinction.
In narrative, it's important to end a story in the same manner in which it has been told throughout. In the ME series, we have been led to believe that all of our decisions would lead to an ultimate conclusion, based directly off of our actions. We see the world shape around us in the manner of our choosing, with consequences for every action.
The ending, as it stands, erases all of that. It makes every decision you've made in the last three games suddenly become a moot point. All that you've done, regardless of what race you saved or destroyed or what happened with the Council or who survived and who didn't... It's all rendered irrelevent by Bioware's choice to give you a "final decision" that is completely and entirely, in the context of story, rendered separate from everything else you've ever done. If you cured the genophage and gave the quarians their homeworld and saved the rachni and fought for peace among all races... Doesn't matter. Pick one of these three options and **** up everything you've done. Now.
And that doesn't even bring up the fact that the laws of the universe are turned on their head with this sudden god-figure coming out of nowhere and explaining almost nothing, or how the Reapers suddenly become an entirely different entity in the series's final seconds, shifting from an ominous, "We are each a nation, independent, free of all weakness," to basically being a .exe command to erase organic life every now and then to save it from being erased by synthetic life every now and again. (Wtf.)
I'm sorry, the English major in me can't forgive all the storytelling laws broken by this ending. It's unacceptable.
Modifié par TMA LIVE, 11 mars 2012 - 05:20 .
coles4971 wrote...
Deltaboy37-1 wrote...
OMG Liara is so perfect in this game. Her romance goes down as the best of the series (Although I knew that before) but now anyone refuting that is just plain crazy. I really loved this game sans the last 10 minutes.
Here's hoping the indoctrination theory is correct. As crazy as it would be, I would have to give the BioWare writers a big super high five if they will pull it off.
If it is true, then BioWare will go down as the most epic trolls ever!
I've got to say, I really did like the "I love you" bits. I mean ME LIs have avoided saying those three words completely until ME3, so it was quite a pleasant surprise when it happened.
doozer12 wrote...
The entirety of ME3 is sadistic They feed you false hope all the way through, the reason i pushed through ME1 and Me2 is because i was striving for Shepard's survival, screw the odds - I chose life but then ME3 happens and says you can't do that anymore...wtf.. i was never a fan of martyrdom or a keen believer in self-sacrifice...
Although the "I love you" bits were satisfying (even though they sort of cemented me into believing that Shepard was a goner)...And liara actually chuckles?/laughs? a bit in this game 0.0 felt good to hear. .
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